“We’re all just waiting to get fired.”

The Jewish story of redemption doesn’t just involve enduring suffering, but actually imposes obligations.

Drawing on woke pieties, a new book considers the possibility that the anti-Semites were right.

Hilton Kramer believed art must be moral—but not political.

The fault line dividing the old oppressive order from the new progressive one ran decisively through Palestine.

The not-so-strange case of Laith Marouf.

A professor quits a university “awash in Jew-hatred.”

“No more Jews. I want to tell my story!”

The real threats to American Jewry lie elsewhere.

Everybody hates the Jews.

A defense of motherhood must go beyond mockery of woke language.

Jews don’t count.

“I lost credibility . . . because I’m Jewish.”

For corporate diversity consultants as for the media, anti-Semitism doesn’t count.